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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22
Attempt 10 Burn a Court House

We learn from +. w. Sackett,
editor of the Phillips Times, that an
attempt was made last Tuesday night
to burn the Price county court house,
located at Phillips. The fire was dis
covered by the Wisconsin Central sta
ton agent about ten o'clock and ex-
tinguished before much damage was
done. The incendiary had saturated
a sack of wool with kerosene oil and
placed it under the rafters in the gar
ret and set it on fire. The attempt
to thus destroy the building has caus-
ed great excitement at Phillips and
especially as no motive can be con
ceived unless it be to destroy valuable
records.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

The legislature of Dakota enjoys
the distinction of being probably the
youngest body of men now assembled
IL the world for the purpose of max
ing laws. The average age of the
members of the whole legislature is
IL years. The average age of the
councilmen is thirty-nine. and of the
Observation-Disclosures of three
whose years have not been reported
forty-two. The oldest member of the
council is fiftv-seven, the Youngest
twenty eight. In the house the oldest
representative is seventy-one and the
youngest twenty-five. Dakota furnish
es the only instance yet reported of
the higher legislative branch being
younger IN point of years than the
lower house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22
This is the way Henry W.tter.

This is the way Henry Waiter
son, of the Louisville Courier Journal,
speaks of prominent Wisconsin man
in connection with the presidency.
There is man hid ont in the bush
es who has all the requisites. He was
a gallant soldier in the war. He has
since been IA governor, a foreign min
lister and consul general. He lost Il
limb in battle He is commander-in-
chief of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. he is accomplished and pop
ular, and has no entangling alliances.
He could unite the Republicans, and,
if any Republican can be elected he
can be. We refer to Lucius Fair
child, of Wisconsin. Next to Gre
sham, he is the clearest-cut and clean
est man in the Republican party.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22
Plafn;iTs,


Sarah T. anderson, james Bardcn, Ann Barden.
Elmer c. Parton. L. Bardcu, Richard Bardcn,
james 3. Beck. George J.. Hccker- Bethei Col
lege d. X. Bright 6. g. Bright, J. J. Bright. NJ
:. Fright 6. l. Brooks. Il. a, Buckner. d. r.
Burbank o. H. Bu-brifge, Islac Burliheimcr.
: J. Baton Iucius Cald'ei. Geo,ge ". CasN
Charles l.. Catlin G. Collins, ". ". Cn-coran.
William Cox. William Farf. John Farr!ngton,
IL L. Fellows +. Flayg. L. NJ. iicHdgrS N Her
man Haupt W. :. Harrison. I. "; Henderson, -
C. f. Jones c. J. jones K. W. Johnson. ; NJ
Magatfin ;. O. Marshal. ". K. Marshal. {. May
er. " Mcdowell. J. Mcqueen. Thomas T: Moore
W NJ Moore. c. Morgan !. K. Mes O. y Nur-
dock +. ]. Nelsnn, r: Nelson, Z: W norton
T. W Norton W F. Norton. W. J. horton. +. +
Pag, Jane Page n. II. Perry, IL. G. Peterson,
NJ. j. Peterson, George ". Riggs. N"rthsrn Pa
cife Eailrnad Co, NJ F Riggs, JnmeS ;. Ellchie
Thomas Richie G. II Rochester. Richard RolI
Thomas A. Scott, ". i. Scott. C. 4 seWeii. :; !,
Sfowe!i F A smith J. 4. Smith, NJ l.. smith,
j. f. Small. H. r. Spa'.lding. James .unson. D.
4 Sunderland, James Syer. ii +. thompson
X l. Thompson Toml'kins Il 5 W Hadl,,a &
Ward. j. & Ward, g. II Whitney aud me IN.
known owners Of the east haiftt2I oi me east
half "A Of Section twenty-five tZ'l. Town lofIi
nine 40 nUr.h OF Range fourteen ia west III
''0 Defendants
The State Of Wisconsin; 20 the said Defendants
and each of them:
Won are hereby summoned ia appear Wlihln
twenty dav- after service of this summons eX
cIns,ve Of tho dav OF service and defend the
above entitled action In the Court aoT'sAIdi a' ~,
i'm case of Your failure 50 To do. Judgment VIII ~
rendered acasns: you according to the denann
of the complaint of which a copy is herewith
served upon you.
STARK & SUTHERLAND.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
r O. Address Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co, WIS.
NB-The Complaint in this action IS now on,
file i'm the office of the Clerk of the ,nVe hhIhee
Court at Superior. Douglas County, WISCONSIN,
Dated Nov. oh, 1856.
Stack & SUTHERLAND.
dI1is-, Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

-"Does your husband believe in
socialism, Mrs. Crab" asked Mrs.
rattle.
No, | should say he didn't. Why
if you'll believe me, can hardly get
him to come into the parlor when an y
of the neighbors call.-New Haven
News.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22
A Picnic Conversation.

"You found your piece of cake pref
ty slumpy, didn't youP' inquired little
Robby Myrtle of young Fortnightly, at
the picnic.
'Slumpy, why no Robby. My piece
of silver cake was delicious. What
put that idea into your head?'
''Cos Isabella said since Mr.. Cold
cash has been coming to see her every
other night that she guessed you would
find your cake was all dough. MGR
chant Irdceter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

"A dispatch from Bismark. last
Monday gives us to understand that
our old friend and companion in arms
III more than one political fight, Hon.
John Hobart, formerly of Minnesota,
now of Eagen, Dakota. is not dead
vet. John is a good one, and we hope
he may succeed in making those fell
lows out there respect true worth.
The dispatch says: "a combination
was made in the legislature this after
noon that bids fair to create the great
est political revolution In the history
of Dakota. John Hobart's indignant
ion at being shut out of the chairman
ship of the committee on railroads has
resulted i'll stopping all legislation.
Seyen south Dakota men, Hobart,
Millitlmore, Sullivan, Jones, Mentzer.
Ruggles and Berry, have joined with
the North Dakota members, which
gives her majority of one. Their
scheme is to reconsider the report of
! the committee of the whole which
adopted the rules of the house. The
! object is to haye new committee APP
pointed by the house, and these will
be selected by North Dakota with
Hobart at the head of the railroad
committee. 1t is likely that Speaker
Cross, Chief Clerk Eakin and the
sergent-at-arms will be dethroned and
new officials elected The doors of
the capitol have been locked, and no
member is allowed to leaye tonight.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22
The gray and grief-stricken mot

The gray and grief-stricken moth
err of Brooks, under death sentance at
st. Louis for the Staying of Preler,
sends from her far away English home
to her boy his old school books and a
case of candles by which to read Them
in his cell. Nor crime, nor distance,
nor the worlds condemnation, can
quench the loye of Il mother for TIE
boy that nestled in her arms.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

"A smooth complexion can be had
by every lady VINO will use Parker's
Tonic. For promptly regulating the
liver and kidneys, and purifying the
blood, there is nothing like it, and
TINS Is the reason why it 80 quickly re-
moves Pimples ard gives rosy bloom
to the cheeks.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

-Prune growers iii California claim
they can raise, cure and prepare prunes
for market at FIVE cents a pound and
clear one hundred dollars an acre.
Fruit growing only needs encourage
ment to become the great California
industry instead of wheat. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

General VIM. B. Hazen, chief
signal officer, died at his home in
Washington Sunday evening, of dia-
betes. Gen. Hazen was born in Yer
mont in 1880, and was West Point
graduate, and WAS of brave soldier
during the war of the rebellion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22
The Latest.

The Duluth Herald of Thursday
evening says: The doubt that existed
for some time regarding the result of
the congressional election in the
Eighth Wisconsin district has been
dispelled and the election of Haugen
the republican is now conceded. The
result was much closer than might
have been expected, and Mr.. Haugen
narrowly escaped defeat.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

Chaplain Allison. of the Mime
sofa senate. in his morning prayer a
few days ago, thanked God for the
blessings of the daily press which
be characterized as our daily food, and
put in good word for the reporters.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

An order known as American Pa
troits, something of a political char
acter, has a membership of 100000
and is rapidly gaining ground in this
country. 1t has some of the Know
Nothing features. If these riot dis
turbances continue much longer this
order may become formidable factor
in our political slate making.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

Hon. c. B. Farwell, of Chicago,
IS the successor of the late Gen. Logan
IN the |. 5. senate. \ good honest
man but not much of statesman.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22
SUPERIOR TIMES at $3.50 Per Year.
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SIMMDNS.

|,IRCCIT CO;-RT-DOCGJ.AS COUNTY.
< STATE or WISCONSIN.
Charlotte 4. Ellis. Christine +, Perine Charlotte
A Newton HeBrie.ra W. Newton. Frederick A.
Newton Mary H. HptchkiSs Helen r. Arnold.
Josephine f. Rinr,ian. Edward I. IioiChki>s.
Claris>a NJ Abcll, Francis NJ. Douglas, and
James II. Dodge, I'd
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

The president has finally settled
the matter by appointing J. f. Nor
IRISH, of Hastings surveyor general of
Minnesota. Norrish was backed by
Mike. Pat. wanted Col. Crook, of St.
Paul.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

-Ex-pcstmaster Payne, of Mil
waukee, slipped and fell from The steps
of the post office blilding to the street
last Sunday, and was quite seriously
injured
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

The Knights of Labor of this
Congressional district, supported Mr..
johnson, the Democratic candidate
for Congress.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

Frank Hiscock. of Syracuse, had
the longest pele and got the New
York Senatorial persimmon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

Incomplete and fragmentary re-
turns from the Wisconsin election
indicate heavy Democratic gains, espec-
tally in Hudson, Menominee and Su-
perior.-Duluth News.
The returns do not indicate any
thing of the kind. They simply in
dictate the facts in the case, to-wit:
That the republicans were dissatisfied
with the nominee for the long term
and did not care enough about the
matter to 90 and vote, so they quietly
staid at home and let the Democrats
do the voting. When conventions
will not respect the will of the people,
but make combinations and bargains
and aomInate' men whom the people
do not want, such results may be leg
Ultimately expected.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

The emigration to Alaska is
steadily increasing. Alaska will soon
come to the front.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

The labor party is bent upon TAX
ing part in the campaign of 1888, and
already political prophets have COM
menced to busy themselves in naming
the probable ticket. One of the most
prominent combinations formed in
this section is Henry George, of New
York, for president, and Ignatius
Donnelly of Minnesota for vice presi-
dent,-Duluth Herald.
Good Lord deliver us from such a
fate.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

Judge Danials Of the New York
Supreme court has just rendered a de-
eision that combinations to keep
articles of food and other necessities
of the market with a view of getting
higher prices are unlawful conspirac-
les punishable as crime. When sue
eessfuly carried out, the effect would
be to impose an additional burden on
the public. 1t Is little less than rob
berry, understood by law.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

The Office of Lieutenant General
of the Army will expire with Gen.
Sheridan. Three famous men have
filled the place-Grant, Sherman and
Sheridan. When Sheridan dies, the
highest rank will be major general.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

Some one guesses that the forests
of Alaska contain 5000. 900, 900 feet of
lumber.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

Senator Daues, of Massachusetts,
succeeds himself in the [. s. Senate.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

A sealskin sacque for the Bartho-
Fdi statue would cost 1915, 423, dec
ent bonnet s11, 4S3, and a pair of
shoes 81 ,4S7. The above statements
are made in order to scoop" and
silence the statistical fend.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22

Only about 500 of the entire
vote of this congressional district was
polled last Tuesday. Up to time
of going to press, Friday noon, no
positive knowledge of the situation is
known, leaders in both parties cl; n
ing the field as regards Haugen and
Johnson. Price is elected. The off
cial count will probably give Mr..
Haugen a majority of about 800. In
the strong republican county of Bur
nett, but IS republicans went to the
polls. This is on a par with Douglas
county, and with such Indifference, a
Democratic victory would not be at
all surprising
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-22
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-21

byfa n~adzwyczaj zdziwiona,
rec moge-kompletnie zgfu-
plata, Vi rzawszy wchodzace2o
do kuchni Bronka z nastepu-
]acemi s1owy:-Panno Joanna.
mann do panny wielka pros.
be.
DO mnie prosbe
TAX do ciebie, panno Jo-
ammo, o ig}e i d}uga czarna
mike. Bardzo CT bede wdzie-
cznym, gdy mi tych pred
miot6w dostarczysz.
-lgfe. mike szeptafa
PARMA Joanna z najwiekszem
zdumieniem--A ma COZ to pa
nuo:
- "a mi bardzo potrzebne.
| ola tego badz TAX dobry,
daj mi je. OLDHAM CT igfe ma
wet 2 wlelkiem podziekowa-
MEM.
Me mowiac nj stowa, wre-
czyta mu igfe i mike.
Gdy przesz}o chwilowe O.
sfupienie, ciekawosc kobieca
wzie}a gore nadewszystko.
- ia sic dowiem! sze-
pne1a.
Lecz mic ME wskorafa,
DO klucz tkwit mocno zakry.
wajqc GAIA szparke - slyszafa
tylko szelest lecz..... mic
wiecej.
A laureat akademicki nj
gdy W SVEN zyciu ME wylai
lyle krwawego potu - nigdy
ME zuzytkowal lyle sit fcycz.
nych i mora;nych, .jak W O.
wei chwili.
- Panic Potocki, dobrzesi
tip czynif-twa zasada co do
n%iektorych recznych umiejet-
nosci jest szczytna i wielka-
czemu Gle ME nasladowali w
dobrem. choc zfe chetnie
p%rzyjmowali!
= [Ciag dalszy nastapi.]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-21
WARYAT
Powiesc o%riginalna
W trzech czeSciach.
= Napisaf -
Mec=ysiaac 1ltons Chrostowski.
Ciao 1alsyy

Gag dalszy.
Odtqd Julia st6sowafa sic
do wskazowek ciotki a navel
ola w]asnej satysfakcyi po-
wtarZafa sobie nieraz:-l re
czywiscie - czfowiek ME mo-
gacy, mic movie wikwintuic,
ale przyzwoicie sic odziat, czu-
je zwykle nienawisc do ludzi
dostatnicll. Gdybym 1nu OLA
rowafa polowe majqtku ciot-
XII, z pewnoscia pozbyI by sic
cd razu katonizmu.
Julia bardzo trafnie sadzi}a
wogole, lecz co do obecnego
szczegofu, byla W nlejakim
b}edzie. Movie niejakim, co
sic pozniej wy)asni.
Gdyby kto sic spytaf Bron-
ka, czemu d1uzej bawi1 W Ry-
dzewie-sam by ME wiedziaf,
co ma to odpowiedziec. DIS
JUL stracit wszelka Ware W
przeo5razenic, be sic rowniez
pospolicie wyraze, Julii ma
swoje kopyto; siedziaf bez my
sli kazdodziennie, to sebie wy
rzucajac.-Co go teraz wiqza-
10 do Rydzewa, to chfopi, a
zaznajomienie z mimi by1o re-
wniez szczegolne.
Miafo sic ku kolicowi lipca.
Wziqwszy jaAies dzieio me
dyczne do reki, poszedf sic
polo wonia polnej atmosfery
nadchodzqcego zniwa.
Wy, coscie sic tn urodzili
lub wyrosli, ktorzyscie ME wi
dzieli naszych lasow, pol ko-
chanych, naszych niw, bujna
roslinnosciq okrytych, zebym
was zapewniaf i najzapewnia1,
ME uwierzycie, jes;l' %R2wiem,
ie natura mas bardzo umito-
wafa, dajqc "a mieszkanie tax
cudny utwor.
Mo2e ME jestem bezstron-
ny, ,wszak kazdy dudek,
chwa]i swol czubek", mole
mifosc ola tel biednej ziemi
mowi przez asia mole. Mech
Re i talk bedzie, ia tylko to
poviem, IL ona TAX godna ko.
chanla, tax je pojmuje j "a
ME wyplaca. ze nawet mi1osc
stokroG gl,: osza cd mo)ej jesz.
cze ME zdolna wfasciwie lei
Ziemio ojczysta! ziemio
naddziadow, "a ktorych GREE
chy synowie i wnucy dis
cierpia. Jedni wraz Z toba w
niewoli-ty cierpisz ziemio, DO
czujesz ich DOLE. Drudzy W
obcym i szero!,im swiecie, IDA.
la Cd ciebie kosci swe kfada,
zdala cd owych niw i pag6r-
kow, ma ktorych zyli i umie-
rail- ich ojcowie. Ziemio ko-
chana, ola czegoz, odpowiedz,
dzieci ma hahbe wraz z
toba sic daily? Czy1 ME masz
milionow, co zyjq jedynie
przez ciebie, ola ciebie? Cze-
mus ich ME wysfa}a bronze
swej swobody? Bo tel swobo-
dy cd dawna ME by}o, DO
w2garda Jednych braci ola
drugich wszystkich ma hahbe
poda}a.---
Bfqdgif pc swiezo skoszo-
mem sciernisku 20 lace, al
wreszcie wyszedf la skrai la.
su, wen sic zaglebif i upa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-21

bq czarny, dfugi it'd. zakiet.
Czarny, korona jego gardero-
by, byf dosyc przyzwo;ty,
mogf jeszcze ujssc jako tako,
2aklet tylko ma Chmielnej u
chodzif. Mieszkahcy Rydzewa
nod mafa do wielka," jak Mo-
skal powiada, poczytali by sic
na wieki zhahbionymi, gdyby
ktos z dworu gems podobnym
kark sw6j ozdobif.
Nosif vice czarny. A ten
czarny miaf teraz OTTO w swych
rekach rozdartym.
Me przyszedt jeszcze do Sic
be pc tenn uderzeniu, W gfo-
vie mu szumiafo i ~trzymajac
tax surdut chwiejnym kro-
klein poda2af do domu.
Pc upfywle niejakiego CA
su wszedf ma trakt, prowadza-
cy presto do Rydzewa, ku kto-
remu zdaAaf ro5wniez iakiS e..
kwlpaz, dajacy znac o sobie
jeszcze tylko tumanami ku-
rzu.
Powell sic sclemniafo - z
oddali dochodzil odg1os kona-
]qcego dnia; Ola jednych byf
to sygnaf spoczynku pc calo-
dziennej piracy, ola drugich
has}o do 5ycia, do zabaw lub
czegos gorszego Powoz
szybko sic zbll1af. Czw6rka
rumakow W angielskich $40
rach-to konie. Rydzewskie.
Ma drzwiczkach karety koro-
ma o pieciu pafkach, herb Sic
powron-to ktoraS q pan do
domu powraca.
Parma Julia wraca1a re
zwykfe] swej przeja2d2ki, ma
ktore teraz kazdodziennie sic
%wybierafa, by uniknqc iowa
rzystwa Bronka - ,,tego py-
sza}ka" jak mayiala sama So
bic w duchu.
Patrzy i oczom nie wierzy.
Chwiejnym krokiem Z wfosa-
mi W nie}adzie, kapeluszem
mocno pogietym - surdutem
ma reku i do tego rozdartym.,
sunai pysza}ek.
Jakby piorun W MIA ude-
rzyf. Miafa go "a kompletne
zero umysfowe, "a cos choro-
bliwie spaczonego, lecz nigdy
ME sqdzifa, by ten cztowiek
byf mora(nie u~pad1ym.
-Pljany!!!!! usmiech wzgar-
dy-ale to wzgardy, lfie daja-
cej sic 2adnem piorem opisaG,
zab1ysnaf ma ustach. Odrzuci-
ia glove W tyf karety, by
ME spojrzeG nawet ma tego pi.
jaka.
Bronek ME pozna} zaprze-
gu, byf bardzo slaby. musiaf
usiqst kolo drogi, by nieco
wypoczac.
Znowu ogladat surdut.
= Jednak ten Potocki z
Tulczyna wielkim by1 czlowie-
kiem-pomySlal.- -Anegdota o
igiefce ma prawdziwa wartos6
pfaktyczna. Gdybym bizuny
rozdawane tym, co jej lie
mieli, przyjaf "a wskaz6wke
ola siebie, dis bym ro5wniez
wyszedf ma tenn dobsze, jak
ongi Kondratowicz i repero-
wafbym spokojnie surdut..
a te1az czeka mnie bardzo